Expectations Anticipated
by Kenneth G. Johnson*
I do what I do
Because what I do
Is what I believe
You expect me to do.
You do what you do
Because what you do
Is what you believe
I expect you to do.
How can I know you?
How can you know me?
When reflexpectations
Distort what we see?
*The late Kenneth G. Johnson—Professor, Department of Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee—authored the popular General Semantics: An Outline Survey, among other works. Ken remains one of the most important of the scholar-teachers of korzybskian GS at the Institute of General Semantics after Korzybski's death.
by Kenneth G. Johnson*
I do what I do
Because what I do
Is what I believe
You expect me to do.
You do what you do
Because what you do
Is what you believe
I expect you to do.
How can I know you?
How can you know me?
When reflexpectations
Distort what we see?
*The late Kenneth G. Johnson—Professor, Department of Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee—authored the popular General Semantics: An Outline Survey, among other works. Ken remains one of the most important of the scholar-teachers of korzybskian GS at the Institute of General Semantics after Korzybski's death.
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